Revised Character Interview

I was going anywhere with my story. Because I wasn't going anywhere with my outline. Because I wasn't going anywhere with my characters. Because the task seemed too daunting. Now, a few months ago I revised my character interview sheet that I use. I was so excited, because there were so many questions, and I was so excited to get to know my character in that much depth. I started filling one out for my first character, Lark, and found the task to be boring, and long, and there was no end in sight. Now, I used most of the questions from the character interview sheet I got from K.M. Weiland. The one I used before that came from Gail Carson Levine. Today was the day I made one of my own. I used some inspiration from their questions, but ultimately, this is my own character interviews, with questions in which I can find the things I need from my characters, without the task seeming too daunting. I'll share it with you guys. :) Enjoy!

Name:

Nicknames:

Does he like his name?:

What does the name mean? (to him/in general):
Gender:

Age:

Type of Being:

Physical Appearance:

                Build:

                Height:

                Posture:
                Head Shape:

                Eyes:

                Nose:

                Mouth:

                Hair:

                Skin:

                                Tattoos/Scars:

                Voice:
                Clothing:

                Health Disabilities/Handicaps:

Characteristics:

                Personality:
                Strength:

                Weakness:

                Fears:

                Talents:

                Biggest goal in life:

                Biggest dream/hope:

                Idiosyncrasies:

                Secrets:

                What they hate about themselves:

                History

Background:

                Birthday:

                Parents:

                Siblings:

                Describe their room or house:

                Education:

                Job:

                Friends:

                Enemies:

                Relationships:
                Items in pocket:

Anything and everything else:

               

               

Happy Writing!